i need camber kits? was good? n what would really work?
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Originally posted by Almos_Pausame here i am going to up grade my suspension too. anyone know some good bands?
i know alot of good bands!
i desperatley need one as well, thiers 2 differnt kinds, but they only make one for our cb7's. i think anything besides a cheap ebay brand would be fine, something like 40 dollars and up.]
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Ingalls has the anchor bolt style. SPC has both anchor bolt and ball joint style.
I would stay away from the ball joint style. Our upper control arms (A arms) aren't really made to have the ball joints removed. The anchor bolt style works fine.
Depending on your wheel width and drop height, you'll probably want to tell the shop that is doing your alignment to leave about 1 degree of negative camber. That won't wear your tires too fast, and it'll prevent your control arm from whacking the inside of the fenderwell... that, or hammer out the fenderwell where it hits!
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I got the Ingalls front and rear camber kit of ebay and it had a balljoint for the front and the bolt kit for the rear. Works perfectly fine depending on your drop. If its more than 2" or so you may need something that adjusts more.R.I.P. CB7; hello spec-v!

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) Yeah my control arms were hitting also, I beat the wheel well around a little and all good!

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